Porsche's most iconic car 911 is yet to make another release in the Indian market with an upgraded version with bold new looks and feel, and of course a furnished new engine. Coming with an all new 3.0 litre twin-turbo engine, Porsche is set to take the luxury sports car space by storm.
The new engine churns out a whooping 370 PS power and 450 Nm torque and the turbo variant stand up to all our expectations as it comes with a huge 3.8 litre twin turbocharged engine churning out 420 PS power and 500 Nm torque, it is sure to win a race against any private charter this time for sure.
Priced between a whooping 1.4-3 crores, the luxury sports car manufacturer enjoys a delighted space in the luxury sports car market but the sky has always been the limit for them and they have never been satisfied. Porsche plans to increase its presence in the Indian market by opening up two new outlets in Chennai and Hyderabad and plan to increase their annual units sold stats by the end of the new fiscal year.
The interiors too get an upgrade, coming with a 7 inch touch screen infotainment system, right below the traditional Porsche clock which has been there ever since the 80s, that supports navigation and Apple car-play. The only thing left is if Porsche could consider funding some roads too, in India, for the customers to pleasurably enjoy their sports car spending :p
The new engine churns out a whooping 370 PS power and 450 Nm torque and the turbo variant stand up to all our expectations as it comes with a huge 3.8 litre twin turbocharged engine churning out 420 PS power and 500 Nm torque, it is sure to win a race against any private charter this time for sure.
Priced between a whooping 1.4-3 crores, the luxury sports car manufacturer enjoys a delighted space in the luxury sports car market but the sky has always been the limit for them and they have never been satisfied. Porsche plans to increase its presence in the Indian market by opening up two new outlets in Chennai and Hyderabad and plan to increase their annual units sold stats by the end of the new fiscal year.
The interiors too get an upgrade, coming with a 7 inch touch screen infotainment system, right below the traditional Porsche clock which has been there ever since the 80s, that supports navigation and Apple car-play. The only thing left is if Porsche could consider funding some roads too, in India, for the customers to pleasurably enjoy their sports car spending :p
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